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Rockford, IL  61132   US

Phone (815) 968-1995   
Fax (815) 968-1996
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Mountaineer Repast
Mountaineer Repast
Ken Allaman, a buckskinner and Montana guide, convinced us to produce these stocks to make the well known "blanket gun" that can be seen in museums that depict the fur-trade era.

Ken uses his gun as a "spare for bear" when guiding muzzle-loading clients in the mountains. That extra shot, particularly from a .58 calibre on up, can quickly put a wounded animal out of its misery or change its mind about what's next on its menu.

These guns were originally the result of Indians cutting back on the Northwest or Trade gun. The short size allowed the gun to be tied to the belt (although it's heavy carried that way) or dangled under a blanket from a thong tied through the butt stock and slung over the shoulder. The small size made this gun a good weapon to use on horse back, particularly since it was easy to load.

A dark stain and brass tacks will give this stock an authentic look. The "blanket gun" was carried by the mountain man and Indian as an "extra shot" that helped a man get by a tight spot.

The specifications for this gun are similar to the Trade gun. Our stock has a 14 1/2" barrel channel inletted to 3/4" round only. Total stock is about two feet in length and the ramrod channel inlet has been drilled to 3/8".

 
Specifications:  
   Lock, Trigger & Tang Inletting Available
   Barrel inlet 3/4", 13/16" & 7/8"
   Ramrod hole drilled 3/8"
   Butt width 1 5/8" x 5 1/2"
   Lock area 1 1/2" x 6 1/2"
   Drop at heel 4"

 

Mountaineer Repast

 
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Pecatonica River Long Rifle Supply, Inc.
P. O. Box 2791
Rockford, IL  61132   US
Phone (815) 968-1995   
Fax (815) 968-1996
email: sales@longrifles-pr.com  

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